

Veterans Care
A Mission to Serve Our Veterans
As a veteran, you made sacrifices for our country. You were there for us when we needed you, now let us be there for you. Many veterans are unaware of the Veterans Aid & Attendance benefit. This benefit provides qualifying veterans and surviving spouses a pension amount issued by the VA that allows for eligible candidates and their surviving spouses to access non-medical in-home care services. This is but one of many possible benefits that senior veterans may have available to them from state and national programs.
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Veterans Aid & Attendance Schedule of Benefits – 2022
STATUS
Surviving Spouse
Monthly
$1,317
Annually
$15,804
STATUS
Single Veteran
Monthly
$2,050
Annually
$24,610
STATUS
Married Veteran
Monthly
$2,431
Annually
$29,175
STATUS
Two Married Veterans
Monthly
$3,253
Annually
$39,036
Eligibility for Pension Aid and Attendance
- Veterans, veteran spouses, or a surviving spouse of a veteran
- 90 days active duty with one day during a wartime period
- Honorably discharged from the military
- A non-service-related medical condition
- Asset requirements (excludes home & car)
- Meet ratio of income to medical expenses
Wartime Periods That Qualify for Benefits
- World War II — 12/7/1941 to 12/31/1946
- Korean Conflict — 6/27/1950 to 1/31/1955
- Vietnam War Era — 2/28/1961 to 5/7/1975 in Republic of Vietnam
- Vietnam War Era — 8/5/1964 to 5/7/1975 outside Republic of Vietnam
- Persian Gulf War — 8/2/1990 to TBD
You May Qualify for $39,036* Annually for Services Like:
How do I find out what VA or State veterans benefits I might qualify for?
Colorado Veterans
Networks & Systems to Help You
VA Western Colorado Health Care System is there to assist veterans in navigating the complex web of services and benefits available to them. The Community Care Network can answer a number of questions you may have as a veteran or spouse of a veteran. They have a number of ways to answer your questions and provide forms and other information you need to ensure you receive the best possible customer service.


Compensation and Pension
To speak with someone regarding compensation and pension, call the Veterans Health Care System at (970) 263-2800, extensions 2127 or 2361, or call (866) 206-6415.
For Referrals/Authorizations, Appointment Scheduling, or Care Coordination questions, contact your VA Community Care Staff Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. local time.
Home Health Services and Hospice Care
VA provides supportive medical services to help chronically ill or disabled eligible Veterans of any age remain in their home. These services are referred to as home health care and are considered extended care services prescribed by and under the direction of a VA physician. VA provides several types of home health care including:
- Home health aide services
- Homemaker services
- Palliative care
- Remote monitoring care
- Respite care
- Hospice care
Veterans can receive more than one type of service at a time. For more information, Veterans should contact their primary VA medical facility or visit the Geriatrics and Extended Care website.
- Compensation and Pension
- Health Care
- Education & Training
- Employment
- Burial & Survivor
- Housing
- Permits
- Transportation
- Military Records
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NOTE: The content of this webpage and its links are for informational purposes only. This webpage is not legal advice or a benefit determination. Your state and federal veterans agencies are the sole determinants of those who qualify for programs, benefits, and other matters determined relevant. Right at Home does not review applications, approve, or deny services. Your state and federal veterans agencies retain sole authority of benefit determinations. If you wish to contact the VA directly, visit www.va.gov.